The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-29

Rowland, East Maucb Chunk; county com
missioners, George Iaury, Wesspoit J. l..
Lewis Lansford auditors, Martin Nuss,
Mauch Chunk, w. II. Koons, Weatherly;
Jury commissioner, Robert Bauman, Parry
Vile. Resolutions embodying the principles
of the new party were adopted at the same
time.
Stop that coughing; Il you do not it
may kill you. A bottle of Dr. 6nll's Cough
Syrup only costs you % cents, and its time
ly use may save your life.
| had always been much annoyed by
neuralgia and headache. At length | de-
termined to try Salvation Oil. | am glad
to Recommend It, as it made a perfect cure
in my case Marks New, 62 Aisquith ST.,
Baltimore, Nd.
Henry Ettinger, of Lehigh street, this
borough, brakeman on Lehigh Valley
coal train, was thrown under the cars and
killed at Metuchen, n. j., Sunday morn
ing last. Deceased was aged thirty-five
years and leaves wife and three children
to mourn the loss of a kind husband and
affectionate father. The funeral was large
ly attended by relatives and friends.
We are pleased to state that our friend
Rev. A. Bartholomew, is up ard about, and
on fair way 10 complete recovery. The
consistores of the Mahoning church have
extended the time for the reverend gentle
man TO recuperate until April lst, by which
time ii is sincerity hoped that he will be able
to resume his charge.
Manufactures and others desiring TO
locate in thriving and prosperous locality
are invited to visit Lehighton. Our town
is constantly growing and gives promise OF
great things i'm the future. Intelligent,
honest and capable citizens are wanted
those tainted with anarchy and socialism
will not be tolerated.
All the machinery in Joseph Obert' S
pork packing establishment, on Bank street.
is run by an almost new fifty-horse power
engine, from the Elie City Iron Works.
This establishment is one of the largest of
the kind in the state and enjoys a substan-
tial trade in all the leading towns and cities.
The fourth annual ball of the Aron
Cornet band, of this place, will be held in
the Exchange hotel on Thanksgiving eve,
November %. The Drifton orchestra has
beer engaged for the occasion and gen
uine good time can be expected. Tickets,
seventy-iive cents. Don't miss it.
Those of our readers who are thinking
of purchasing gold watch would do well
to see the handsome stock that E. II. Hohl,
the ieweler. of Mauch Chunk, has now on
hand; it is without doubt the finest selec-
ton of gold watches we ever saw and the
prices are reasonable
"A New Jersey thread manufacturer
wants TO locate in this State. What induce
ments can our people offer him to locate
his plant here? it is important that our
monied men should have the welfare of the
town at heart. What can they do?
Whilst this beautiful autumnal weather
is with us you should not fail to, at least,
enjoy the pleasure of ride through our
beautiful valleys in one of David Ebberts
easy riding carriages; you will find his
livery on North street. Terms low.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George f. Huntzinger, of the
popular Switchback Restaurant is author
lied by lis to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Leopold Meyer, of the Dolonsburg Ho-
tel, has first-rate accommodations for six
or eight good boarders, at S3.5 per week.
Persons who wish the comforts of home
should not miss this opportunity. Leopold
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
Miss Alvena Graver, at the New York
Millinery Store, is agent for Kings French
Dying Co., If you have shawls, dresses,
&C., that you want dyed you win find it to
your advantage to call on Miss Graver and
see samples and learn prices.
George Cevell, of Mt. Carmel, SON
in-law of Owen Klotz, residing on Lehigf
street, was instantly killed at Penn Haver
junction, Tuesday morning. Clevell fell
in under the cars and was cut in half
Political matters during the past week
have frightened up wonderfully. All the
candidates are hard at work with the de-
termination to make the best of the few re-
naming days previous to election.
-Ya, va, ich gehe zum Einen Price
Kleider Store, Mauch Chunk, und kauft
mir meine winder kleider, WI oils gemerkt
ist zu einen price; hannes fits und Christ
stoffeler gehen mid.
The Rey. l.. Il. Graft will deliver 6
lecture on the duty of Christians in relation
to the Temperance cause in the M. e
Church of this place on Wednesday even
ing Nov. 2, 1887.
Don't you want to be photographed il
that new fall suit? Go 10 Readman o
Mauch Chunk and see how well he viii
make you look. Best Cabinet photos, onl!
S4. per dozen.
"A post-motem examination having been
held 1t is now believed that William Burns
who was found in dying condition alonJ
the railroad track at Emaus, had been foul
| ly dealt with.
Fine dress suits and oYercoats made tC
order at Sondheim's One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk, at rock bottom
prices Fit and workmanship guaranteed
SID will buy more honest clothing a
Sondheims One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk, than you can buy for 50
elsewhere; call and be convinced.
Chicken thieves visited the hen coop
OF John Bender, on Bank street, one nigh
recently and s.c'o seven or eight fine fowls
Load your gun with rock salt
"A full line of shirts, dress goods, suit
and oYercoats for boys marked down to til
lowest notch at Sondheim's One Price Sta
Clothing Hall, Match Chunk.
-All-wool suits and ovcrcoats made t,
order from $40 up to > 20, at Sondheim'
One Price Star Clothing Hall, Maucl
Chunk. No fit no sale.
-Overcoats and suits at frem s1.1j
$3.50, 81 uD to Sl5 at Sondheim's On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The loser of a fine kid glove can hay
the same by calling at this office, proyin
property and paying for this notice.
"A large porch has been erected in fror
of the store room and residence of Reube
FensteImacher, on Lehigh street.
"A large audience listened very attent
Yely to an interesting discourse in til
! Luthran church, Sunday evening
-SilYerware, latest and finest design
assortment better than ever before, at /
! II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
Fine gold spectacles and eye glasse,
with the Australian pebble glass, az f. Il
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
An opera house and dance hall will |
among the new features to be added
White Haven.
The hver-pad, gin cocktail and papt
hustle are Injuries, but Tulip soap is
necessity.
Furniture of the best makes at price
to astonish the buyers, sEat Kemerer
SwartZ's. tt
! The ADVOCATE by giving all the new
, is gaining hosts of new friends and rea
erS.